Weird WW2 Weapons🤔

#shorts #enlisted #warthunder

[emptyscreen]

“never bring a sword in a gun fight”

Japanese : “i have a solution”

[Tsarbloonba]

The katana pistol is like ezra's lightsaber-blaster in star wars rebels

[marcorocchi]

Clip fed machine gun is a genius design. If a rifleman is out of ammo, they can borrow a clip from a machinegunner, and if a machinegunner is out of ammo they can borrow a clip from a rifleman

[SkyBarking]

I always knew the explosive plunger existed, but I ever seen it once. I play generally tier 1-3, and I doubt it’s used in top tier, but it’s silly when it works.

[CerastesVZ]

2 is the Charlton Rifle. New Zealand had a bunch of leftover Enfields from WW1 and decided to make them automatic. There are only 3 known surviving rifles and 2 are in museums

[Stormrider-]

Enlisted been cooking with these ones🗿

[schitzotypal]

If they just added some simple head movements, the animation in this game would look so much better

[simplyminded]

Enlisted took a wild turn fs. Remember when no one played it and it was all Hell Let Loose. Now I’ve gone to HLL and everyone’s gone to Enlisted.

[muki]

KATASTOL!
KAPISTOL!
PISTOLANA!
PISTANA!
KAPISTANA!

[croom]

The Conders SMG was developed independently by August Cönders towards the end of the war. Only a single incomplete prototype was built and it was captured by the Americans.

It was blowback-operated, feeding from a non-disintegrating belt. It had a rate of fire of ~1000rpm and fired from a fixed firing pin. The original belt cover of the weapon had two cylindrical sections, but were lost, and the original belt itself was stolen. A replacement belt cover was developed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, modeled after the MG 42's belt cover.

[salakiadam]

Must be fun aiming with that katana pistol irl haha

[williamredd]

Belt fed smg would be pretty dope for urban warfare in ww2 sweep the block

[tylerrothrock]

that flecktarn in the beginning looks like it was meant for volcanic environments lmao

[s_spec_R]

"your gun has nice katana"
"your katana has nice gun"

[webix]

That is not belt-fed SMG. Its Cönders MG!

[CoolLink-Zelda]

The japanese thought: "normally we put bayonett on gun. How about we put smaller gun on bigger bayonett?"

[kristofhorvath]

For WW2 CQC a belt-fed SMG, had it had a detachable ammo box, would have actually been a fairly solid option.
200 rounds of any sub-caliber ammo could’ve been deadly on cyclic.

[quannguyen]

The explosive plunger is actually an iconic weapon in our country in the second Indochinese war. The Japanese left a quantity of those in Vietnam after their surrender, giving the Viet Minh the opportunity to utilise it against French tanks.

[IsakoReacts]

Ferb, I know what we’re gonna do today 😂

[sean]

Japanese tanks are just as strange, and they also have a machine gun with an optical sight💀